INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 179, 1991

 

 

 

 

 

New Sign to Inform Community

The new readerboard sign is in the process of being made functional,
and procedures and guidelines for the placing of announcements are cur-
rently being developed. The sign is to be used for notices of interest to
the external community, such as announcements for graduation, registra-
tion, fundraising events, theatre and music productions, athletic events,
conferences and large external events renting College facilities. It is not to
be used in place of the current Silent Announce System, or for items such
as internal room change notices and deadline dates. It will be used for an-
nouncements for program/student recruitment.

As well, the Douglas College Foundation is trying to formulate a sys-
tem whereby internal users can, with a donation to the Foundation, ar-
range for notices such as weddings and birthdays to be placed on the
readerboard for a 24-hour period. Arrangements for requesting reader-
board messages are presently being formulated.

The College wishes to enhance the public announcement systems for
both the external and internal College community by making employees
aware of the systems and how to access them.

Personal
Development
Workshops

Faculty
Development
Workshops

Series V (Spring 1991)

COMMUNITY COLLEGE ExX-
CHANGE PROGRAM

e April 4, 1200-1400, Room 1807

Free to all Douglas College Students.
No pre-registration required.
All workshops in ROOM 4211

INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA SER-
VICES - GUIDED TOURS

e March 28, 1200-1400, Room 3142

TEST PREP HINTS

e Tues. March 26, 2:00-4:00,
Janet Currie
Pre-registration is required - Call local
5122 for more information.
NB: Open to all employees of Douglas
College

The UBC Centre for Policy
Studies in Education
presents a panel discussion
on

The
Scandinavian
Model: Will it

Work in the New
Europe?

Panelists:

Stellan Artin, Swedish
Employers’ Association

Niklas Bruun, Law, University of
Helsinki

Daniel Fleming, Sociologist,
University of Roskilde,
Denmark

Ingibjorg Gisladottir, Politician,
Iceland

Lars Mjoset, Sociologist,
University of Oslo

Bernt Schiller, History, University
of Gothenburg, Sweden

Focus:

An exploration of the changing
meaning of the “Scandinavian
Model” of industrial relations in
the dual context of West
European integration and East
European economic liberalization
and political democratization.
The panelists will speak to the
effects of closer European
economic union and political
cooperation within the context of
an abatement of the Cold War.

Place:

Patio Room, Graduate Student
Centre

 

|
| Time:
| Friday, March 22: 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. |
| Wine & Cheese Reception to follow.

For further information:

| Professor Kjell Rubenson at
228-4406 or Professor Don Wilson
| at 228-4762.

 

 

 

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